Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-09-23
of Dakota, and DR.. Holloway has appointed
DIR. AlloWay deputy for Montana.

About 1,500 sheep were unloaded recent
" from the east for Suliy and Hughes
counties. 4.5' Rs. 4. 8;
Negotiations are now pending for the
establishment OF a new daily paper at
Yankton. s,tf@ s' 6ess1sHE
B The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul road
has plans completed for $25,000 depot at
Sioux Falls.
a number of couples have already en-
tered for the public wedding at the Grand
Forks fair. \ d n
Rev. Father Haire has commenced the
publication, at Aberdeen, of the Dakota
Catholic American"
Delegate Clifford had about eighty vol
umes forwarded from Washington for the
Aberdeen library.
On occasion of the editors marriage the
Eden Echo issued a daily, the first and
probably last time.
a number of companies of the Dakota
militia have been invited and will attend
the Sioux City encampment.
Huron is now happy in the possession of
free postal delivery system. Fargo, 1T is
said, will come next in order.
General Beadle has lecture he is deliv-
ing in some portions of the territory, en-
titled "The Evolution of Liberty
The average wages o. teachers in Bon
Homme county is $SS12. and the cost of
tuition per month $119 per scholar. -.
The Farmers Alliance of Hutchinson
county claims they have saved $4,000 in
buying farm machinery this year.
A small vein of fine coal was struck
while digging well on the poor farm in
Pnnnfv
Kimball isa lively town. A preacher
named G.. NJ. Stack mad pugiIistic en-
counter with drayman named Beebe.
1t is said that an insane girl II years old
is in the Mitchell Jail, because there is no
room for her at the YanktOn asylum.
Mr.. Racine, a farmer, while blowing near
Grand Forks, was accidentally killed by
being struck by the point of his plow.
Professor Jansen, professor of chemistry
and minerOlOgy in the school of mines at
Rapid City, died Friday Of heart disease.
The unfinished residence of Professor
Shaw at YanktOn was burned Saturday
night. Thought to be the work of an in
cendiary. ~. -
Editor Bates has sold the Park River Ga
zette to Smith of the InkSter Review. Mr.,
Bates will ran daily during the fair at
Grafton. ..
A lodge of the Ancient Order of United
WOrkmen was organized at Manchester
last Thursday evening, starting out with
fifteen members.
Jamestown's city council will be enjoined
from proceeding to light the city by cleo
tricity, as the municipal Indebtedness is
already very heavy. .'-. ....
Considerable excitement was created at
Bridgewater by the stealing of handsome
black mare, with saddle and bride, belong
ing to Fl. A. Burrows. -~@r tEs;s
A grand cathedral, bishops residence
and schools will soon be built at YanktOn.
The whole ontlay proposed by Bishop
Marty will be nearly $2,000,000.
On Saturday about noon the house of NJ.
II. Delhi in Aurora county was struck by
lightning and Mr.. Delhi instantly killed.
He was highly respected pioneer.
Hon. J. II. Fletcher of legislative prohi-
bltlOn fame had the misfortune to run the
tine of pitchfork through his foot while
trying to exterminate lively gopher.
Commissioner of immigration Mcclure
has secured an Office in the Dakota Bell
building at Sioux Falls, and is at work
preparing matter for his book on Dakota!
A 9 year old son of Nicholas Johnson,
near Valley City, lost his life Sunday after
noon by the accidental discharge of gum
in the hands of G. II. Davis, a school
teacher.
A colored minstrel troupe is travelling
through some parts of the territory and
they are so high toned that they take Of
tense if white man sits at the same table
with them.
Quite a little furry was occasioned in
r>pytN liz cnho n1c nf Toll -,
sickness and fainting of several pupils i'm
Mrs. Hanscom's department. Cause, es7
Gaping coal gas.
Grand Forks Herald: The finest display
of garden, field and flower seeds is made
by Oscar H. Will OF Bismarck. He, has a
neat stand with specimens of all kinds
grown in North Dakota.
T. B. Davis, the postmaster at Andover,
and also farmer, has been appointed as a
delegate to the farmers congress, which
convenes in Chicago November 1st to 5th,
by Governor Church. -
Deadwood is raiding the Chinese houses
of prostitution and opium dens. Eight fe-
males and as many men were sent to the
calaboose. A prominent Chinese mef7
chant retained Colonel Parker to defend
them.
Burglars are doing thriving business at
Fargo. One girl lost watch and chaint
$40 in money and $500 check; laborer!
$140. The thieves secured entrance to the
laborer's room through room in which
the girls were sleeping.
Fargo Republican: The lawyers hold
that all marriages in Dakota since March
Srd not recorded in the Office of the Judge
of probate are absolutely void. Recently
Incorporated mothers-in-law had better
look this matter up, and see if everything
is according to Hoyle. =
Commissioner Duncan has a SQUASH
growing on his place near Armour that
was put on the scales last Saturday and
tipped the beam at 105 pounds. The mon
ster is still in the prime of youth, growing
longer, taller, wider and heavier, and it
will be weighed again in few days.
The Sioux Falls Press says Judge Palmer
has been notified that he is appointed on
the staff of Grand Marshal d. r. Grier for
the G. A. R. encampment at st, Louis. The
judge is the third on the list of thirty. but
he is obliged to decline the honor, and will
endeavor to get some other man to take the
position. .o. -
On September 18th Secretary Bushnell Of
the Dakota board of agriculture reported
1872 head of registered cattle entered for the
territorial fair at Mitchell. 1t is probable